loathed (Meaning)

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loathed (imp. & p. p.)

of Loathe

Emily loathed the thought of spending her summer in the sweltering heat.
The children loathed their vegetables, refusing to touch their broccoli or cauliflower.
The politician was loathed by the opposition for his controversial policies.
She loathed the way the neighbor constantly blared loud music at odd hours.
The athlete loathed losing, and would often train relentlessly to avoid defeat.
The teacher loathed the students' lack of enthusiasm and effort.
The boss loathed the new employee's laziness and poor work ethic.
The husband loathed his wife's constant complaining and negativity.
The cat loathed the dog, hissing at it whenever they crossed paths.
The prisoner loathed his confinement, longing for freedom and fresh air.

of Loathe

hated, detested, abhorred, despised,disliked, abominated,disdained, ignored, disfavored, execrated

favorite, favored, dear, sweet, precious, pet, pet, admired, cherished, precious

Emily loathed the thought of spending her summer in the sweltering heat.

The children loathed their vegetables, refusing to touch their broccoli or cauliflower.

The politician was loathed by the opposition for his controversial policies.

She loathed the way the neighbor constantly blared loud music at odd hours.